Adam Fisher, who oversees macro investing at the New York-based Soros Fund Management, was given internal approval to trade digital assets in the last few months, though was yet to make a wager, the report claimed.

*Since George Soros made his comments about #BitCoin being a “bubble”, the price has tumbled 41%.

Soros likes to toy with Central Bankers and world markets. Going long #Bitcoin – as news today indicates – fits his MO. Think about it, he can crash a central bank and park proceeds in BTC, and nobody can stop him. Same for $USD. https://t.co/iK6AT4SMqk

Billionaire Warren Buffett and JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon have said they will not invest in cryptocurrencies, while Wall Street banks Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs have been open to clearing bitcoin futures.

Last year, Soros’s hedge fund took an 8.99 percent stake in Overstock.com Inc to become the third-largest shareholder in the online retailer. The shares of the company surged when its unit held an initial coin offering.